
About that other open letter...
Is it any surprise to find terfs fighting hand in hand with and for Nazis, yet again?
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Is it any surprise to find terfs fighting hand in hand with and for Nazis, yet again?

A collective letter to Substack leadership.

A quick one: Te Pāti Māori are leading a national day of action as our incoming govt are sworn in, and swear allegiance to King Charles.

I started writing this post two days ago and just had to google when the coalition was announced, because it feels like days and days and days. Friday was a rough one, huh?

The Gaza strip is 41km long, a distance so long to walk and so short to shelter from bombs. 41km is ten laps of Hagley Park.

But I’m also so, so inspired. I’m inspired by trans people working for our communities. By those working in big, big teams, and by those working in isolation, the only trans people in their services, in advisory groups, being that sole visible flame for everyone who comes afterwards.

Coming up on 12 years ago, a very nervous 17-year old went to see her GP about hormones. Now she's leading training for GPs around the country.

I wonder if how much I’m enjoying walking in the middle of nowhere is a reaction to this, too. I drive through Lewis Pass, taking in the drama of the maunga rising to the clouds, wanting to pull over and get out and just see where I could go. On the trail, I walk for myself. I can leave the weight of my mahi in the car. I have this great backpack now that basically hovers above my shoulders. My…

Submit to support reducing the voting age, and attend rallies around the motū with the Palestine Solidarity Network Aotearoa.

It was a big weekend for Aotearoa, and not the outcome we wanted. It was a concerning election, but with some big wins. What's next for our communities?